Anyone know how to get 25k championship updates?
Anyone know how to get 25k championship updates?
Scott Simmons tweeted that Andrew Carlson won the men just 20 seconds off the American Record and Katie McGregor won the women's in 1:35:30.
Just got a text:
1 Carlsen
2 Gotcher
3 Arciniaga
4 Hartmann
5 Eberly
I don't know beyond that
Race results will be posted here when available:
http://results.active.com/pages/page.jsp?eventLinkageID=1459
Cold, windy, rainy day in Michigan.
If that's true then McMillan's athletes went 1,2,3! Congrats!
1:35?? Sounds like a mis-tweet to me.
Does anyone have the womens results?
I think she came in 3rd
Men
1 Andrew Carlson - 1:14:41
2 Brett Gotcher - 1:15:05
3 Nick Arciniaga - 1:15:17
4 Jason Hartman - 1:15:37
5 Josh Eberly - 1:15:53
Women
1 Katie McGregor - 1:26:23
2 Semia Arbar - 1:29:02
3 Dot McMahan - 1:30:07
4 Kelly Jaske - 1:30:46
this is all I see so far
Such an odd distance, I don't really know what these times mean.
Quick math shows ~63 min half marathon pace.
so...five consecutive sub-15 5Ks?
That's pretty ill!
The Stache wrote:
Such an odd distance, I don't really know what these times mean.
Quick math shows ~63 min half marathon pace.
No odder than races that are 13.1 miles or 42.195 km.
Fair enough I guess. Scratch "odd" and replace with "rarely run."
I have context for HM times and marathon times. I have no context for this time, so the closest regularly raced distance that I have context for is the HM.
Wisenheimer wrote:
The Stache wrote:Such an odd distance, I don't really know what these times mean.
Quick math shows ~63 min half marathon pace.
No odder than races that are 13.1 miles or 42.195 km.
No odder than you listing the half marathon and the marathon in different kinds of measurement...
The Stache wrote:
Fair enough I guess. Scratch "odd" and replace with "rarely run."
I have context for HM times and marathon times. I have no context for this time, so the closest regularly raced distance that I have context for is the HM.
Okay. We can be friends, again.
Use the McMillan Calculator or the Race Times Equivalent Calculator at Runningtimes.com under the Pace Tools tab. This will give you a subjective comparison of the 25k times to other distances. This should help.
curiousrunner wrote:
Men
1 Andrew Carlson - 1:14:41
2 Brett Gotcher - 1:15:05
3 Nick Arciniaga - 1:15:17
4 Jason Hartman - 1:15:37
5 Josh Eberly - 1:15:53
Women
1 Katie McGregor - 1:26:23
2 Semia Arbar - 1:29:02
3 Dot McMahan - 1:30:07
4 Kelly Jaske - 1:30:46
this is all I see so far
Samia Akbar?
1:14:41 25K ~1:02:17 HM (javascript calculator)
Race and Interview Videos are up - http://www.runnerspace.com/USA-25km
Ethiopian and Kenyan ahead of McGregor